An IPS (In-Plane Switching) monitor uses liquid crystal display (LCD) technology where the liquid crystal molecules are aligned parallel to the glass plates, rather than perpendicular. This design provides superior color accuracy, consistency, and wide viewing angles (178/178 degrees) compared to older TN panels, making IPS monitors ideal for tasks requiring precise color reproduction, such as graphic design, photo editing, and video editing, and for general use, including gaming and programming.
How it works
Horizontal Alignment:
IPS panels arrange their liquid crystal molecules in a plane parallel to the display's glass substrates.